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• so, when the merchants from Madian passed by,✻ they dragged Joseph up out of the well, and sold him for twenty pieces of silver to these Ismaelites, who carried him off with them to Egypt. (Genesis 37, 28)

• but the Lord was still with him, and by the Lord’s mercy he became a favourite with the chief gaoler, (Genesis 39, 21)

• Then Joseph looked round, and saw Benjamin there, his own mother’s son; Is this, he asked, the younger brother you told me of? And he added, God be merciful to thee, my son. (Genesis 43, 29)

• when they received the portions he sent them, for the greatest share of all came to Benjamin, six times as large as the others. So they drank and made merry with him. (Genesis 43, 34)

• sending his father a like gift in both kinds, as well as ten asses laden with the best merchandise of Egypt, and ten she-asses with corn and bread to last him over his travels. (Genesis 45, 23)

• Levi’s were called Gerson, Caath, and Merari. (Genesis 46, 11)

• Gad shall be at the mercy of armed men, till he goes armed in his turn. (Genesis 49, 19)

• Forty days went by, and they were still at their task; that is the custom of the embalmers in Egypt; and for seventy days the whole of Egypt mourned him. (Genesis 50, 3)

• After this he said to his kindred, When I am dead, God will have mercy on you, and enable you to return from this country to the home which he promised Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. (Genesis 50, 23)

• And he bound them by an oath, When God shews you this mercy, you must take my bones out of this land with you. (Genesis 50, 24)

• So it was that the Lord looked down in mercy on the Israelites, and took heed of them. (Exodus 2, 25)

• The foremen, who were Israelites, must undergo a beating, now, from Pharao’s overseers, who asked them why the full tale of bricks had not been made up these two days past, as it was formerly. (Exodus 5, 14)